At 18:42 26/09/2016, Aran wrote:
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64I developed a MediaWikiLite system many years ago which worked reasonably well. It was for having a wiki on a memory stick that included the content and ability to edit it in the field without net access.
Yes. Also easy back-up and replication. With extenbots around. Then the various wikilites being networked.
It ran on SQLite and use Nanoweb, a web-server written in PHP to reduce dependencies further.
It's very out of date now, but may be helpful:
Thanks. I had a read and will come back to it as I probably set-up a working group. Best jfc
On 26/09/16 11:00, Jefsey wrote:
The personal way I am using wikimedia as an SQLite textbase I can
X\Ú[HÛÜKØ@ckup from machine to machine and modifiy through
external bundled applications leads me to consider there is a need for
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solution set.
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wikimedia dévelopment?
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"wikilite" networking capabilities (both about what networked architectures could bring, and aboout capacity based content security/protection).
Thank you for your attention.
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jfc
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